Are you currently unsure where to take your career? Do you have some experience with computers, networking, or programming? If so, you may want to look further into a career as a system administrator.
Computer system administrators are needed at most every middle to large-size company these days, because most larger companies rely on computer
systems to conduct day to day business. If a system breaks down, the company will inevitably lose money. System administrators make sure that companies'
computer systems are always up and running.
To become a system administrator, you'll need some training. Microsoft controls a large percentage of the server market, and computer systems run on
servers. There's a good chance that you'll need to understand the Microsoft Windows platform and server software if you want to become a system administrator.
Knowing this, Microsoft created the Microsoft Certified System Administrator (MCSA) Certificate. Earning an MCSA certificate means that you've passed
a proficiency test created by Microsoft showing that you understand how to install, configure, and troubleshoot network systems that run on Microsoft
platforms.
The MCSA certification can be very valuable when looking for a job. With the MCSA certification on your resume, employers will immediately understand
that you have a certain skill set that they need. This knowledge will make it easier for them to move you through the hiring process.
Earning an MCSA certification can qualify you for a number of different computer jobs, including: